Sentence examples similar to a severe twinge from inspiring English sources

He missed nearly three months with a severe strain in the same muscle in which he felt a twinge during Tuesday's game.

We instinctively feel the dissonance as a pang, a twinge.

During this time, you may feel pain in the pelvis that can range from a sense of discomfort or a mild twinge to severe pain that mimics appendicitis.

For a couple of days, Jeter said, he felt a twinge, a pain, a tiredness in his right calf.

Although he had some reservations ("Every time I felt unusual physical reactions, a twinge here a twinge there, a headache, disrupted sleep or diminished libido, I retreated from the testosterone or steroids -- too apprehensive to take them regularly").

He has a point.It is hard not to feel a twinge of sympathy for Mr Romney.

Although the concept of "bothersomeness" is expected to capture more severe pain, and not an occasional twinge of short-lasting or mild pain [ 11], it is possible that patients with, for example, Modic changes or some other subgroup in this study material could have experienced a specific type of pain or a diurnal fluctuation pattern that was not captured.

Now, when I'm lounging around aimlessly on a Saturday afternoon, I feel a twinge of that same helplessness.

It's a twinge that adds a nice thematic echo to all the festive jiggery pokery.

By now, Judge Purificacion was grimacing in his chair because of a back twinge.

And Tendulkar's also struggling with a back twinge.